Murder trial for Australian mum in Canada
AAP
An Australian mother accused of killing her two young sons will stand trial in a Canadian court next year.
Allyson McConnell, formerly of Gosford on the NSW central coast, moved to Canada in 2005, met a local man, married in 2007 and had two sons.
The bodies of two-year-old Connor and 10-month-old Jayden were found in the bathtub of the family's home in Millet, in the western province of Alberta, in February last year.
Advertisement: Story continues belowLast month, a preliminary hearing concluded there was sufficient evidence for McConnell, 32, to stand trial on two counts of second-degree murder.
The Alberta Attorney-General's office announced this week McConnell will stand trial on March 5 next year.
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